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Veterans Services officer reports 18 closed cases, ongoing caseload of about 100
Summary
Veterans Services Officer Brandon Enck told the board the office closed 18 cases and is working on about 100 active cases, with 11 at the Board of Veterans Appeals; he noted outreach activities, upcoming events and a new employee starting Jan. 27.
Brandon Enck, the county Veterans Services Officer, briefed the Marquette County Department of Human Services board on Jan. 5, saying his office closed 18 cases and continues to manage roughly 100 open cases. He reported that 11 cases are pending at the Board of Veterans Appeals and that three veterans passed away during the reporting period. Staff assisted one veteran experiencing homelessness and described continuing outreach and upcoming events. Enck said a new employee, Brian Genrich, will begin work on Jan. 27.
Enck's briefing was informational; the board did not take formal action on Veterans Services items. The report is part of the department's regular unit updates intended to inform the board about caseload trends and staffing needs.
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